The music world is waiting with bated breath for the biggest night in the industry. From chart-topping hits to groundbreaking performances, the Grammys have always been a celebration of talent and the stories behind the songs that move the masses. This year promises fresh surprises, new categories, and unforgettable moments that reflect the ever-evolving nature of the ceremony. General audiences and industry insiders are therefore eager for details such as when the coveted night will unfold, whether it will be available to stream at home, and more.

The 2026 Grammys, the 68th edition of the much-sought music award, will honor the best in the recording landscape early next year.

The 68th Grammy Award is scheduled for February 1, 2026. The Recording Academy confirmed this date in an official announcement outlining key updates for the ceremony on the Grammy website.

The date marks the first Sunday of February, a night when music’s top talent will be recognized across multiple genres and categories. The month of February also follows the Recording Academy’s standard annual schedule.

The 2026 ceremony will take place at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, per the Grammy website, yet again. The venue that has hosted the event since 2000, except for a few occasions, such as the 2022 ceremony, which was moved to Las Vegas amid COVID-19 concerns.

The choice of a major Los Angeles venue ensures that the Grammy organizers have full production capabilities and makes it easier for artists to attend, all while maintaining the scale expected for the event. Now, will the 2026 ceremony be available for home viewing as well?

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The simple answer is yes, similar to the live-streaming format of other recognition galas of the award season.

The awards will air live on CBS and will also be available for streaming on Paramount+. In addition, the audience will be able to access behind-the-scenes coverage, acceptance speeches, and other highlights through Live.GRAMMY.com in real time, like every year.

The Grammy Awards have introduced two new categories this year: Best Traditional Country Album and Best Album Cover for 2026. These additions showcase the Recording Academy’s dedication to recognizing diverse musical talent and creativity. Driven by member-submitted proposals, the updates highlight the Academy’s effort to stay attuned to the evolving music industry.

Ultimately, as anticipation builds for the 68th Grammy Awards, music lovers can look forward to a night of dazzling performances, memorable victories, and surprises that celebrate the evolving recording scene. Notably, although Grammy favorite Taylor Swift will not be in contention this year, the ceremony promises plenty of star power and fresh talent across new and established categories. From the stage at Crypto.com Arena to live streams at home, the 2026 Grammys are set to deliver the magic, emotion, and unforgettable moments that define music’s biggest night.

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